FIFPRO and FIFA's Global Fund for Player Salary Protection

FIFPRO and FIFA have an agreement to establish the FIFA Fund for Football Players (FIFA FFP), which aims to provide financial support to players who have not been paid and have no chance of duly receiving the wages agreed with their clubs.

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Tracking the workload of elite women's players
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HPAN brings added dimension to player workload and performance discussions

Since being launched in May 2024, FIFPRO’s Player IQ High-Performance Advisory Network (HPAN) has been providing industry-leading insights and analysis on player workload and emerging performance technology.
FIFPRO launches dedicated workload tracking platforms for men's and women's football

FIFPRO has launched the first dedicated player workload data platform for women’s football as part of enhanced monitoring of the match calendar’s impact on the health, performance and careers of footballers.
New Drake Football Study findings unmask mental health symptoms in women's football

New findings from the Drake Football Study reveal 20 percent of professional women’s footballers experienced disordered eating over a 12-month period.

FIFA Fund for Football Players

FIFA and FIFPRO have set up the FIFA Fund for Football Players (FIFA FFP) which aims to help players receiving part of their outstanding salaries when clubs disappear, for example after a bankruptcy.

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